Misti S. Cordell currently serves as a Physician Recruiter for Affinity Health Group in Monroe. With an extensive background in rural health, her healthcare career started as a Pharmaceutical Sales Representative for AstraZeneca where she covered the territory between South Arkansas and South Louisiana.

Misti served as a member of the Health and Hospitals Transition Team under Governor Jeff Landry and as an outreach representative for the Louisiana Attorney General’s Office. She has also served as a Physician Liaison and Accounts Manager for St. Francis Medical Center.

Her experience in both healthcare and government has helped her connect healthcare organizations and administrators with state policymakers. This has been instrumental in forging a mutual understanding of the local healthcare structure and the policymaking process for the benefit of the community.

Misti has always had a heart for her community. She has worked on countless fundraisers and served on many volunteer boards, having served on the St. Frederick High School board as a parent leader; and, worked with the founding families that brought the first International Baccalaureate school to north Louisiana.

She served as Design Lead and Project Manager for the St. Jude Dream Home for five years and led the construction of four homes in Monroe with a net zero cost that maximized the dollar amount benefitting St. Jude. During her time working with St. Jude, Misti started her own design business and still takes on small jobs when time allows. Her design work for the St. Jude homes and her own home has been featured in BayouLife Magazine.

Misti is a graduate of the Leadership Louisiana Class of 2019. She was featured in BayouLife Magazine as one of the “Women of Style and Substance” in 2018 and was chosen as one of the “Women Who Shape the Delta” by DeltaStyle Magazine in 2015.

A graduate of Louisiana Tech University with a bachelor’s degree in human resource management, Misti resides in Monroe with her husband Hardeman. They are the proud parents of two sons: John, a recent graduate of Louisiana Tech University, and Hank, who currently attends the University of Mississippi.

Misti currently serves on multiple boards, including MedCamps of Louisiana, CenturyNext Bank Advisory Board, Ouachita Parish Library Board, and the Northeast Louisiana Children’s Museum Board.

An advocate for adult learning and first-generation students, Misti’s mother was the first in her family to graduate college. She enrolled at the University of Louisiana at Monroe as a first-time, first-year student at 38 and graduated summa cum laude with a bachelor’s degree in nursing. With her mom as an inspiration to so many, her story has been a testament that it is never too late to seek an education.

She was appointed an At-Large Member in January 2024 and Chair in September 2024. She will complete her term of service on December 31, 2029.

In January 2011, Darren Mire became the Director of Valuation for the newly formed Orleans Parish Assessor’s Office, where he supervises the mass appraisal of over 168,000 parcels in the City of New Orleans.  Previously he served 8 ½ years as the elected Assessor of the First Municipal District of Orleans Parish where his constituency consisted of the state’s wealthiest taxing district before the consolidation of the parish’s seven tax assessment districts.  As a native and life-long resident of New Orleans, he graduated from Jesuit High School; Tulane University, where he earned his B.A. in Political Economy; and the Graduate School of Political Management, where he earned a Masters in Professional Studies in Political Management.

Darren provides property tax instruction through several area homebuyer training programs.  Darren is a Certified Louisiana Deputy Assessor and has completed coursework in Real Estate Sales and Appraisal at the Uptown Professional Real Estate School, is a licensed real estate agent and is a member of the International Association of Assessing Officers.

In addition to his public endeavors, Darren most recently served eight years as a member of the Southern University Board of Supervisors where he served as Chairman of the Board from 2011-2012. Darren currently serves as Chairman of the Board for the Dryades YMCA and is an active member of Zulu Social Aid and Pleasure Club and Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc.

He serves as the representative of the 2nd Congressional District. He will complete his term of service on December 31, 2024.

David J. Aubrey is the President of AT&T Louisiana. Before his current role, he served for four years as the Regional Vice President of External & Legislative Affairs. In that role, he managed Louisiana’s external and legislative affairs team that plans and implements activities for achieving AT&T’s legislative, regulatory, and community objectives.

He joined AT&T in 2014 as Regional Director of External Affairs for North Louisiana and was later promoted to Director of External Relations for AT&T Louisiana in 2015.

Mr. Aubrey is the former executive director of the Strategic Action Council (SAC) of Northwest, Louisiana, a broad-based regional, business, and civic organization created to enhance the capacity of the region so that it can compete in today’s global, technology-driven economy. He was the founding managing director of the Minority Supplier Institute. During his tenure, the organization grew from an annual budget of approximately $100K to nearly $500K and built a strong reserve which was unprecedented for nonprofits during the most recent recession.  He also recruited and assisted more than sixty (60) minority businesses with securing more than $20 million in contracts with private corporations, majority contractors, and government agencies.

In 1998, he made history when, at the age of 24, he was elected the first African-American mayor of his hometown of Homer, Louisiana, making him the state’s youngest mayor at the time.

The 1991 valedictorian of Homer High School graduated with honors from Grambling State University (GSU) in 1995 with a bachelor’s degree in public administration. While at GSU, he was elected president of the Student Government Association and selected to the University of Louisiana System Board of Supervisors as the student member.

David is married to the former Millicent Maiden along with his endearing marriage and relationship with his Alma Mater, Grambling State University.

David currently serves on the boards of LABI, Louisiana Leadership Institute, Grambling University Foundation, the Louisiana Committee of 100, and Friends of Louisiana Public Broadcasting.

He was appointed as an At-Large Member. He will complete his term of service on December 31, 2024.

Christian Creed is the managing partner of Creed & Creed, a law firm Mr. Creed and his wife, Catherine, founded in Monroe, Louisiana in 1998. He received his Juris Doctorate from Loyola University New Orleans College of Law, where he served as Student Body President and was a member of the Loyola National Moot Court Team.  Mr. Creed received his bachelor’s degree from Louisiana State University (LSU), where he served as Student Body President and was a member of the LSU Athletic Counsel. While attending LSU, he received the Kappa Sigma Scholarship and Leadership Award. He presently serves as the President of the Northeast Louisiana Chapter of the LSU Alumni Association.

Mr. Creed is a member of the 4th Judicial District Court Bar Association, where he previously served on the Executive Board, the Alexandria Bar Association, and the American Bar Association. Mr. Creed is a lifetime member of Phi Delta Phi International Legal Fraternity and American Inns of Court. He is a member of the Louisiana Association for Justice (LAJ), where he presently serves on the Executive Committee.  He previously served on the LAJ Board of Governors and as the LAJ Technology Section Chair.  Mr. Creed is a past recipient of the LAJ President’s Award, which recognizes members for outstanding professional and community service.  He is also a past participant and graduate of Leadership Ouachita.

Mr. Creed’s civic involvement includes serving as past President of the Northeast Louisiana Salvation Army, past President of the Louisiana Purchase Council-Boy Scouts of America, and past President of the Twin City Arts Foundation.  He has served and continues to serve in various leadership positions with the United Way of Northeast Louisiana. He previously served on the Board of Directors of the Tri-District Boys & Girls Club, American Red Cross, Med Camps of Louisiana, and Grace Episcopal School. Mr. Creed is a member of the North Louisiana Economic Partnership, Monroe Chamber of Commerce, West Monroe Chamber of Commerce, and the Rotary Club of Monroe, where he is a Paul Harris Fellow. Mr. Creed is a past member of the Louisiana Delta Community College Foundation, and a current member of the St. Francis Hospital Foundation, which supports programs that sustain and perpetuate quality health care at St. Francis Medical Center in Monroe, Louisiana.  He also previously served as the community representative of The News-Star Editorial Board.

Mr. Creed is a past recipient of the Good Neighbor Award presented by the Better Business Bureau of Northeast and Central Louisiana, and the BART Award, awarded by the Monroe Downtown Art Alliance, and recognizes contributions to the arts in northeast Louisiana.  Mr. Creed received the Silver Beaver Award from the Boy Scouts of America, which recognizes those with exceptional character, who have provided distinguished service within a council. He was previously selected by the Monroe Chamber of Commerce as the James M. Shipp, Jr. Memorial Young Business Leader of the Year and was the recipient of the City of Monroe’s Nashall Harris Humanitarian Award.  Mr. Creed was the first recipient of the Community Service Award presented by the United Way of Northeast Louisiana and a past recipient of the Alpha Kappa Alpha Cameo Visionary Award and the Grambling State University Beacon Award for outstanding community service.

Mr. Creed and his wife, Catherine, are the parents of two adult children and reside in Monroe, Louisiana, where they are members of Grace Episcopal Church.

He serves as the representative of the 5th Congressional District. He will complete his term of service on December 31, 2028.

Blake R. David is a founding partner of Broussard, David & Moroux law firm in Lafayette. David is included in the list of Louisiana Super Lawyers TOP 50 lawyers in Louisiana, board certified by the National Board of Trial Advocacy in Civil Trial Advocacy, an advocate in the American Board of Trial Advocates, teaches Trial Advocacy at the LSU Law Center and is “AV” rated by Martindale-Hubbell. Three times VerdictSearch recognized him as lead trial counsel in its top 100 jury verdicts in the country.

David’s professional associations include the Louisiana Association for Justice (Past President); Louisiana State Bar Association (Board of Governors), Louisiana State Law Institute (Board Member), Lafayette Bar Association (past president), American Inn of Court of Acadiana (past president), Lafayette Federal Bar Association (past president), International Academy of Trial Lawyers, and the International Society of Barristers.

Aside from ownership interests in locally owned oil exploration companies, commercial and residential real estate, oilfield service companies, medical companies, and a restaurant, Mr. David and his brother own Stately Doors and Windows, a nationwide custom wood and steel door/window company based in Lafayette with manufacturing facilities in Albuquerque, N.M.; Atlanta, Ga.; Dallas, Texas; Houston, Texas; and Las Vegas, Nev.

David is the past chair of the Louisiana Board of Regents. He currently serves on The Committee of 100 for Economic Development, Lafayette Economic Development Authority (Vice Chair, Executive Committee, Board of Commissioners), First Horizon/IberiaBank (Advisory Board), Downtown Development Authority (past chairman), Opus Christi Magnum Catholic Charities (former chair, captain); Our Lady of Fatima Catholic Church (Eucharistic minister, Foundation Board, Finance Committee), ABC Art Fund (vice-chair), The Acadiana Tigers (Board member, past president).

Before and during law school, Mr. David worked as a registered lobbyist with Haynie & Associates in Baton Rouge. He and his wife, Amber, reside in Lafayette with their three children.

He serves as the representative of the 3rd Congressional District. He will complete his term of service on December 31, 2028.

Stephanie Finley is a Louisiana Attorney and Keynote Speaker. She is a Board Director for Blue Cross Blue Shield of Louisiana, the state’s largest health care provider. Ms. Finley is a former United States Attorney for the Western District of Louisiana (2010 – 2017), the first woman in the state-appointed to the position. Appointed by President Barack Obama and confirmed by the United States Senate, she served as the chief law enforcement officer for 42 of the 64 parishes in the state, charged with the prosecution of criminal cases brought by the Federal Government and the prosecution and defense of civil cases in which the United States was a party.

As U.S. Attorney, Ms. Finley was she was selected to be a member of the United States Attorney General’s Advisory Committee (2011 – 2013) which was responsible for developing policy and representing the interests of the 94 U.S. Attorney’s Offices, as well as advising the Attorney General and the Deputy Attorney General. She served as the representative for the Fifth Circuit U.S. Attorneys, chaired, second chaired, co-chaired the Office of Management and Budget Committee, and was a member of the Civil Rights and Indian Country Subcommittees and Child Exploitation and Veteran’s Working Groups.

Prior to her appointment, Ms. Finley was an Assistant U.S. Attorney in the District’s criminal division of the Shreveport and Lafayette Offices. In her 21 plus years with the Department of Justice, she handled a wide-ranging docket including litigation of fraud cases of all types, tax evasion, organized narcotics trafficking, tribal and military-related matters, civil rights, firearms, immigration, identity theft, child exploitation, and murder cases in the District’s five divisions. She also held the position of Senior Litigation Counsel responsible for the training and mentoring programs for the District and was the Deputy Criminal Chief for the District’s Lafayette Office.

Ms. Finley served as an Assistant Staff Judge Advocate in the U.S. Air Force until her retirement in 2016 as a Lieutenant Colonel. She was assigned to Air Force Global Strike Command, 8th Air Force, and the 2nd Bomb Wing, Barksdale Air Force Base as a reservist and served four years on active duty at England Air Force Base, Louisiana, and Shaw Air Force Base, South Carolina. During her military career, she performed duties at bases throughout the country as an Assistant Staff Judge Advocate and a hearing officer for criminal cases and administrative discharge boards, as well as working on contract, labor, legal assistance, and military justice issues for active duty, reservists, retirees, and dependents of military families. While on active duty, Ms. Finley was appointed as a Special Assistant United States Attorney for the Western District of Louisiana and the District of South Carolina. She is the recipient of four Meritorious Service Medals, two Commendation Medals, an Outstanding Unit Award, a National Defense Service Medal, a Global War on Terrorism Service Medal, a Longevity Service Medal, Armed Forces Reserve Medal, and a Training Ribbon. Ms. Finley is a graduate of Air War College, Air Command and Staff College, and Squadron Officer School.

In addition to being a Magna Cum Laude graduate of Grambling State University where she received a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Political Science, Ms. Finley was selected as one of the nation’s Distinguished Graduates of the Reserve Officer Training Corps. She is a 1991 cum laude graduate of Southern University Law Center where she received her Juris Doctorate and served as the Editor in Chief of the Law Review.

Ms. Finley has been recognized for her longstanding dedication and commitment to the community. She currently serves on the Louisiana State Bar Testing Committee and the U.S. Attorney Grant Committee. She is a member of the National Association of Corporate Directors and a Life Member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. She previously served as the Louisiana State Bar Association’s Criminal Bar Examiner and as an Assistant Bar Examiner, a member of the Lafayette Bar Foundation Board, President of the Eta Chi Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, and an officer of the Louis A. Martinet Society/Lafayette. Ms. Finley is a regular Continuing Legal Education and youth conference lecturer and has been honored as a “Top 20 Under 40” recipient, one of Lafayette’s “Women Who Mean Business,” a “Person of Excellence” recipient from the National Association of University Women, a Torchbearers’ Award recipient, a Southern University Law Center Hall of Fame inductee, a recipient of Grambling State University’s Beacon Award for Public Service, a Public Service Award recipient at Alpha Kappa Alpha’s South Central Regional Conference, and various other Achievement Awards.

She serves as the representative of the 3rd Congressional District. She will complete her term of service on December 31, 2026.

A native of Chicago, Kennedy M. Orr is a senior agricultural business major at Southern University and A&M College in Baton Rouge. She currently serves as the Student Government Association President of SUBR.

Before being elected as SGA President, she served as the SGA Vice President (2023-2024) and SGA Sophomore Class President (2022-2023). Outside of SGA, Kennedy remains active on campus in other organizations such as Minorities in Agriculture, Natural Resources and Related Sciences (MANRRS), Ag Business Students United Club, Chicago State of Mind Club, and a recent initiate of the Beta Psi Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated. As an 1890 USDA Land Grant Scholar recipient, Kennedy has been committed to her studies in agriculture while pursuing new opportunities in leadership to prepare for her career with the USDA’s Foreign Agricultural Service.

Collis Temple III of Baton Rouge is a National Sales Director and agency owner with Primerica, an international financial services marketing organization.

Prior to joining Primerica and pursuing his own dreams of business ownership, Collis was a student-athlete playing basketball at LSU. While at LSU he earned a bachelor’s degree in General Business in three years, then completed a master’s degree in sports management, before beginning the pursuit of his doctorate in Educational Leadership. According to LSU’s Sports Information Department, Collis is believed to be the first Division I student-athlete to complete an undergraduate degree and master’s degree as well as begin a doctoral program while still eligible to play athletics.

Collis was named a “Top 40 Under 40” by the Baton Rouge Business Report at age 24, after making the decision in 2003 to retire from basketball due to injury and pursue his business interests with Primerica. In 2020, Collis represented LSU and was honored as part of the 2020 Allstate SEC Basketball Legends class.  Collis, who played for the Tigers from 1999-2003, finished his career with 1,173 points and an average of 10.2 points per game.

He represents the 6th Congressional District and his current term expires on December 31, 2026.

Felix Weill, a native of Baton Rouge, has practiced law continuously in Louisiana for over 50 years. He now limits his practice to the areas of estates, wills, and trusts. He has been admitted to practice before the United States Supreme Court since 1978 and all Louisiana courts since his admission to the bar in 1972.

In addition to his legal practice, Felix has been an active member of many civic and religious organizations, including the Rotary Club of Baton Rouge (President), LSU Foundation (Board), Cadets of the Ole War Skule (President), Up Alliance (formerly the Greater Baton Rouge Literacy Coalition – Board), Swine Palace Theater at LSU (Board), Louisiana Military Hall of Fame and Museum (Board), Jewish Federation of Greater Baton Rouge (President), and Congregation B’nai Israel of Baton Rouge (President and Chair of its Foundation).

He serves as the representative of the 6th Congressional District. He will complete his term of service on December 31, 2024.

Judy A. Williams-Brown is the Senior Vice President and Banking Center Manager of the Origin Bank Depot location in Ruston.  A native of Haynesville, Williams-Brown has over 35 years of experience in the banking industry.

Ms. Williams-Brown, who earned a Bachelor of Business Administration from the University of Louisiana at Monroe, was appointed by Governor John Bel Edwards to serve as a member of the Board of Regents.

She serves as the representative of the 4th Congressional District. She will complete her term of service on December 31, 2026.

Thomas D. James, Chairman
John R. Thistlethwaite, Vice Chairman
Woodrow J. “Woody” DeFelice , Secretary
Robert J. Bodet
Richard E. D’Aquin
Albert W. Dent
Ewell E. Eagan
Fred C. Frey
J. K. Haynes
Parletta F. Holmes
George L. Luffey
Rogers M. Prestridge
Robert G. Pugh
Joe D. Smith Jr.
D. S. Young

Woodrow J. “Woody” DeFelice, Chairman
Rogers M. Prestridge, Vice Chairman
Richard E. D’Aquin, Secretary
Robert J. Bodet
Albert W. Dent
Ewell E. Eagan
Fred C. Frey
J. K. Haynes
Parletta F. Holmes
Thomas D. James
George L. Luffey
Robert G. Pugh
Joe D. Smith Jr.
John R. Thistlethwaite
D. S. Young

Woodrow J. “Woody” DeFelice, Chairman
Rogers M. Prestridge, Vice Chairman
Richard E. D’Aquin, Secretary
Robert J. Bodet
Albert W. Dent
Ewell Eagan
J.K. Haynes
Parletta F. Holmes
Thomas D. James
Edith Kirkpatrick
George L. Luffey
Robert G. Pugh
Joe D. Smith Jr.
John R. Thistlethwaite
D.S. Young

George L. Luffey, Chairman
Robert J. Bodet, Vice Chairman
Parletta F. Holmes, Secretary
Richard E. D’Aquin
Woodrow J. “Woody” DeFelice
Albert W. Dent
Ewell E. Eagan
J. K. Haynes
Thomas D. James
Claude K. Kirkpatrick
Rogers M. Prestridge
Robert G. Pugh
Joe O. Smith Jr.
John R. Thistlelhwaite
D. S. Young

George L. Luffey, Chairman
Robert J. Bodet, Vice Chairman
Parletta F. Holmes, Secretary
Woodrow J. “Woody” DeFelice
Albert W. Dent
Thomas D. James
Edith K. Kirkpatrick
CCharles R. Milam
Rogers M. Prestridge
Richard E. D’Aquin
Ewell E. Eagan
J. K. Haynes
Robert G. Pugh
Joe D. Smith Jr.
John R. Thistlethwaite

Albert W. Dent, Chairman
Robert G. Pugh, Vice Chairman
Edith K. Kirkpatrick, Secretary
Robert J. Bodet
Ewell E. Eagan
Woodrow J. “Woody” DeFelice
J. K. Haynes
Parletta F. Holmes
Thomas D. James
George L. Luffey
Charles R. Milam
Rogers M. Prestridge
John R. Thistlethwaite
Richard E. D’Aquin
Joe D. Smith Jr.

Robert G. Pugh, Chairman
Charles R. Milam, Vice Chairman
Parletta F. Holmes, Secretary
E. Edwards Barham
Robert J. Bodet
Donald T. “Boysie” Bollinger
Marie M. Carter
Richard E. D’Aquin
Ewell E. Eagan
J. K. Haynes
Thomas D. James
Edith K. Kirkpatrick
Joe D. Smith Jr.
John R. Thistlethwaite
Donald J. Zadeck

Robert G. Pugh, Chairman
Charles R. Milam, Vice Chairman
Parletta F. Holmes, Secretary
E. Edwards Barham
Robert J. Bodet
Richard E. D’Aquin
J. K. Haynes
Thomas D. James
Edith K. Kirkpatrick
Joe D. Smith Jr.
John R. Thistlethwaite
Donald J. Zadeck
Donald T. “Boysie” Bollinger
Marie M. Carter
Ewell E. Eagan

John R. Thistlethwaite, Chairman
Marie M. Carter, Vice Chair
Donald T. “Boysie” Bollinger, Secretary
E. Edwards Barham
Robert J. Bodet
Richard E. D’Aquin
J. K. Haynes
Parletta F. Holmes
Thomas D. James
Edith K. Kirkpatrick
Frank O. Pruitt
Donald J. Zadeck
Ewell E. Eagan
Robert G. Pugh
Joe D. Smith Jr.

John R. Thistlethwaite, Chairman
Marie M. Carter, Vice Chair
Donald T. “Boysie” Bollinger, Secretary
E. Edwards Barham
Robert J. Bodet
Richard E. D’Aquin
Ewell E. Eagan
Frederick L. Eagan*
J. K. Haynes
Parletta F. Holmes
Thomas D. James
Edith K. Kirkpatrick
Frank O. Pruitt
Robert G. Pugh
Joe D. Smith Jr.
Donald J. Zadeck
*Replaced Ewell E. Eagan on October 24, 1984

E. Edwards Barham, Chairman
Edith K. Kirkpatrick, Vice Chairman
J. K. Haynes, Secretary
Robert J. Bodet
Donald T. “Boysie” Bollinger
Marie M. Carter
Richard E. D’Aquin
Frederick L. Eagan
Parletta F. Holmes
Thomas D. James
Frank O. Pruitt
Robert G. Pugh
Robert K. Rush, M.D.
John R. Thistlethwaite
Donald J. Zadeck

E. Edwards Barham, Chairman
Edith K. Kirkpatrick, Vice Chair
J.K. Haynes, Secretary
Robert J. Bodet
Donald T. “Boysie” Bollinger
Marie M. Carter
Richard E. D’Aquin
Parletta F. Holmes
Thomas D. James
John F. Keller, S.J.
Frank O. Pruitt
Robert G. Pugh
Robert K. Rush, M.D.
John R. Thistlethwaite
Donald J. Zadeck

Robert J. Bodet, Chairman
Robert K. Rush, M.D., Vice Chairman
Frank O. Pruitt, Secretary
Richard E. D’Aquin
J.K. Haynes
Parletta F. Holmes
Thomas D. James
John F. Keller, S.J.
Edith K. Kirkpatrick
George L. Luffey
Gus S. Mijalis
Robert G. Pugh
Norbert A. Simmons
John R. Thistlethwaite
Joseph L. Waitz Sr.

Robert J. Bodet, Chairman
Robert K. Rush, M.D., Vice Chairman
Frank O. Pruitt, Secretary
Parletta F. Holmes
Thomas D. James
John F. Keller, S.J.
Edith K. Kirkpatrick
George L. Luffey
Gus S. Mijalis
Frank O. Pruitt
Robert G. Pugh
Robert K. Rush, M.D.
Norbert A. Simmons
John R. Thistlethwaite
Joseph L. Waitz Sr.
R. William G. Wright*
*replaced Robert J. Body effective August 18, 1988

John F. Keller, S.J., Chairman
George W. Hardy, Vice Chairman
Richard E. D’Aquin, Secretary
Joan Blondin, M.D.
Wayne J. Lee
George L. Luffey
Gus S. Mijalis
Thomas P. Perkins
Robert K. Rush
John R. Thistlethwaite
Robert G. Pugh
Norbert A. Simmons
Donna W. Sternberg
Joseph L. Waitz Sr.
R. William G. Wright

George W. Hardy, Chairman
George L. Luffey, Vice Chairman
Richard E. D’Aquin, Secretary
Joan Blondin, M.D.
John F. Keller, S.J.
Wayne J. Lee
Gus S. Mijalis
Thomas P. Perkins
Robert G. Pugh
Robert K. Rush, M.D.
Norbert A. Simmons
Donna W. Sternberg
John R. Thistlethwaite
Joseph L. Waitz Sr.
R. William G. Wright

George W. Hardy, Chairman
George L. Luffey, Vice Chairman
Richard E. D’Aquin, Secretary
Charlie Baker
Joan Blondin, M.D.
John F. Keller, S.J.
Wayne J. Lee
Gus S. Mijalis
Thomas P. Perkins
Norbert A. Simmons
Donna W. Sternberg
Caroline G. Theus
Barbara Thorne-Thomsen
A. Delmar Walker Jr., M.D.*
R. William G. Wright
*replaced Joseph L. Waitz Jr. effective May 1991

Joan Blondin, M.D., Chair
George W. Hardy, Vice Chairman
Thomas P. Perkins, Secretary
Charlie Baker
Richard E. D’Aquin
John F. Keller, S.J.
Wayne J. Lee
George L. Luffey
Gus S. Mijalis
Norbert A. Simmons
Donna W. Sternberg
Caroline G. Theus
Barbara Thorne-Thomsen
Bert S. Turner*
A. Delmar Walker Jr., M.D.
R. William G. Wright
*replaced Thomas Perkins effective May 1992

George L. Luffey, Chairman
Joan Blondin, M.D., Vice Chair
Wayne J. Lee, Secretary
Charlie Baker
Harold Callais
Richard E. D’Aquin
Michael Dees
John F. Keller, S.J.
Gus S. Mijalis
Norbert A. Simmons
Donna W. Sternberg
Caroline G. Theus
Barbara Thorne-Thomsen
Bert S. Turner
R. William G. Wright

George L. Luffey, Chairman
R. William Wright, Vice Chairman
Richard E. D’Aquin, Secretary
Harold Callais
Michael Dees
John F. Keller, S.J.
Wayne J. Lee
Gus S. Mijalis
Donna Sternberg
Caroline G. Theus
Barbara Thorne-Thomsen
Bert S. Turner
Charlie Baker
Joan Blondin, M.D.
Norbert A. Simmons

Michael Dees, Chairman
George L. Luffey, Vice Chairman
Richard D’Aquin, Secretary
Harold Callais
Coty Reginald “Reggie” Dupre
John Georges
Frances Henry
John F. Keller, S.J.
Gus S. Mijalis
Mary Ella Sanders
Barbara Thorne-Thomsen
Norbert A. Simmons
Pat Strong
Caroline G. Theus

Michael Dees, Chairman
Harold Callais, Vice Chairman
Mary Ella Sanders, Secretary
Charlie Baker
Richard E. D’Aquin
Coty Reginald “Reggie” Dupre
John Georges
Frances Henry
John F. Keller, S.J.
George L. Luffey
William “Ron” Roberts, Jr.
Norbert A. Simmons
Pat Strong
Caroline G. Theus
Barbara Thorne-Thomsen

Harold Callais, Chairman
Mary Ella Sanders, Vice Chairman
Richard E. D’Aquin, Secretary
Michael Dees
Coty Reginald “Reggie” Dupre
Frances Henry
William “Ron” Roberts, Jr.
Norbert A. Simmons
Barbara Thorne-Thomsen
Roland Toups
John Georges
John F. Keller, S.J.
George L. Luffey
Pat Strong

Harold Callais, Chairman
Mary Ella Sanders, Vice Chairman
Richard E. D’Aquin, Secretary
E. Edwards Barham
Michael Dees
Coty Reginald “Reggie” Dupre
John Georges
Frances Henry
John F. Keller, S.J.
George L. Luffey
William “Ron” Roberts Jr.
Norbert A. Simmons
Pat Strong
Roland Toups

Mary Ella Sanders, Chair
Richard E. D’Aquin, Vice Chair
William “Ron” Roberts Jr., Secretary
Herschel Abbott Jr.
Scott O. Brame
Harold Callais
Michael Dees
Coty Reginald “Reggie” Dupre
John Georges
Frances Henry
Melvin Rambin
Virgil Robinson Jr.
Norbert A. Simmons
Pat Strong
Roland Toups

Mary Ella Sanders, Chair
Richard E. D’Aquin, Vice Chair
William “Ron” Roberts Jr., Secretary
Herschel Abbott Jr.
Scott O. Brame
Harold Callais
Michael Dees
Coty Reginald “Reggie” Dupre
John Georges
Frances Henry
Melvin Rambin
Virgil Robinson Jr.
Norbert A. Simmons
Pat Strong
Roland Toups

Richard E. D’Aquin, Chair
William “Ron” Roberts Jr., Vice Chair
Roland Toups, Secretary
Herschel Abbott Jr.
William D. “Billy” Blake
Scott O. Brame
Coty Reginald “Reggie” Dupre
John Georges
Frances Henry
Robert W. Levy
Melvin Rambin
Virgil Robinson Jr.
Norbert A. Simmons
William Clifford Smith
Pat Strong

Richard E. D’Aquin, Chair
William “Ron” Roberts Jr., Vice Chair
Roland Toups, Secretary
William D. “Billy” Blake
Scott O. Brame
Coty Reginald “Reggie” Dupre
Frances Henry
Robert W. Levy
William Oliver
Melvin Rambin
Virgil Robinson Jr.
Norbert A. Simmons
William Clifford Smith
Artis Terrell Jr.
Pat Strong

William “Ron” Roberts Jr., Chair
Roland Toups, Vice Chair
Frances Henry, Secretary
William D. “Billy” Blake
Scott O. Brame
Richard E. D’Aquin
Coty Reginald “Reggie” Dupre
Stanley J. Jacobs
Robert W. Levy
William Oliver
Virgil Robinson Jr.
Norbert A. Simmons
William Clifford Smith
Pat Strong
Artis Terrell Jr.

Roland Toups, Chair
Frances Henry, Vice Chair
Pat Strong, Secretary
William D. “Billy” Blake
Scott O. Brame
Richard E. D’Aquin
Coty Reginald “Reggie” Dupre
Stanley J. Jacobs
Robert W. Levy
William Oliver
W. Clinton Rasberry Jr.
Virgil Robinson Jr.
Norbert A. Simmons
William Clifford Smith
Artis Terrell Jr.

Roland Toups, Chair
Frances Henry, Vice Chair
Pat Strong, Secretary
William D. “Billy” Blake
Scott O. Brame
Richard E. D’Aquin
Coty Reginald “Reggie” Dupre
Stanley J. Jacobs
Robert W. Levy
Jeraul Mackey
W. Clinton Rasberry Jr.
Virgil Robinson Jr.
William Clifford Smith
Harold Stokes
Artis Terrell Jr.

Roland Toups, Chair
Frances Henry, Vice Chair
Pat Strong, Secretary
William D. “Billy” Blake
Scott O. Brame
Richard E. D’Aquin
Stanley J. Jacobs
Ingrid Labat
Robert W. Levy
W. Clinton Rasberry Jr.
Virgil Robinson Jr.
Mary Ellen Roy
William Clifford Smith
Harold Stokes
Artis Terrell Jr.

Pat Strong, Chair
Scott O. Brame, Vice Chair
Artis Terrell Jr., Secretary
Robert J. Bruno
Richard E. D’Aquin
Maurice Durbin
Donna Klein
Ingrid Labat
Robert W. Levy
W. Clinton Rasberry Jr.
Mary Ellen Roy
William Clifford Smith
Victor Stelly
Harold Stokes
Roland Toups

Pat Strong, Chair
Scott O. Brame, Vice Chair
Artis Terrell Jr., Secretary
Robert J. Bruno
Richard E. D’Aquin
Maurice Durbin
Donna Klein
Ingrid Labat
Robert W. Levy
W. Clinton Rasberry Jr.
Mary Ellen Roy
William Clifford Smith
Victor Stelly
Harold Stokes
Roland Toups

Artis Terrell Jr., Chair
Robert W. Levy, Vice Chair
Mary Ellen Roy, Secretary
Charlotte Bollinger
Scott O. Brame
Robert J. Bruno
Richard E. D’Aquin
Maurice Durbin
Donna Klein
Ingrid Labat
W. Clinton Rasberry Jr.
Victor Stelly
Harold Stokes
Roland Toups
Joseph Wiley

Artis Terrell Jr., Chair
Robert W. Levy, Vice Chair
Mary Ellen Roy, Secretary
Charlotte Bollinger
Scott O. Brame
Robert J. Bruno
Richard E. D’Aquin
Maurice Durbin
Donna Klein
Ingrid Labat
W. Clinton Rasberry Jr.
Victor Stelly
Harold Stokes
Roland Toups
Joseph Wiley

Robert W. Levy, Chair
Mary Ellen Roy, Vice Chair
Charlotte Bollinger, Secretary
Scott Ballard
Robert J. Bruno
Maurice Durbin
Joseph Farr
William Fenstermaker
Chris Gorman
Donna Klein
W. Clinton Rasberry Jr.
Albert Sam II
Victor Stelly
Harold Stokes
Joseph Wiley

Robert W. Levy, Chair
Charlotte Bollinger, Vice Chair
Joseph Wiley, Secretary
Mark Abraham
Raymond Brandt
Robert J. Bruno
Maurice Durbin
Joseph Farr
William Fenstermaker
Chris Gorman
Donna Klein
Roy O. Martin III
W. Clinton Rasberry Jr.
Albert Sam II
Harold Stokes

W. Clinton Rasberry Jr., Chair
Joseph Wiley, Vice Chair
Charlotte Bollinger, Secretary
Mark Abraham
Raymond Brandt
Joel Dupre
Pamela B. Egan
Joseph Farr
William Fenstermaker
Chris Gorman
Robert W. Levy
Richard A. Lipsey
Edward Markle
Roy O. Martin III
Albert Sam II

W. Clinton Rasberry Jr., Chair
William Fenstermaker, Vice Chair
Albert Sam II, Secretary
Mark Abraham
Charlotte Bollinger
Raymond Brandt
Joel Dupre
Pamela B. Egan
Joseph Farr
Chris Gorman
Robert W. Levy
Richard A. Lipsey
Edward Markle
Roy O. Martin III
Joseph Wiley

Roy O. Martin III, Chair
Richard A. Lipsey, Vice Chair
Joseph Farr, Secretary
Mark Abraham
Claudia Adley
Raymond Brandt
Marty J. Chabert
Joel Dupre
William Fenstermaker
Chris Gorman
Robert W. Levy
Edward Markle
William Gray Stream
Collis Temple III
Joseph Wiley

Richard A. Lipsey, Chair
Edward Markle, Vice Chair
Joseph Farr, Secretary
Claudia Adley
Raymond Brandt
Marty J. Chabert
Joel Dupre
William Fenstermaker
Chris Gorman
Thomas Henning
Robert W. Levy
Roy O. Martin III
William Gray Stream
Collis Temple III
Joseph Wiley

Richard A. Lipsey, Chair
Edward Markle, Vice Chair
Marty J. Chabert, Secretary
Claudia Adley
Blake R. David
Robert W. Levy
Roy O. Martin III
Charles R. McDonald
Darren G. Mire
Sonia A. Perez**
Wilbert Pryor*
T. Jay Seale III
William Gray Stream***
Collis Temple III
Jacqueline Wyatt
*replaced W. Clinton Rasberry Jr. on August 23, 2017
**replaced Thomas Henning on September 26, 2017
***resigned September 27, 2017

Robert W. Levy, Chair
Marty J. Chabert, Vice Chair
Collis B. Temple III, Secretary
Claudia Adley
Blake R. David
Randy L. Ewing
Thomas Henning
Richard Lipsey
Edward Markle
Charles R. McDonald
Darren G. Mire
Sonia A. Perez
Wilbert Pryor
T. Jay Seale III
Jacqueline Wyatt

Marty J. Chabert, Chairman
Collis B. Temple III, Vice Chairman
Blake R. David, Secretary
Claudia Adley
Randy Ewing
Robert W. Levy
Charles R. McDonald
Darren G. Mire
Sonia A. Perez
Wilbert D. Pyor
T. Jay Seale III
Gary N. Solomon Jr.
Gerald Theunissen
Felix R. Weill
Jacqueline Wyatt

Marty J. Chabert, Chairman
Collis B. Temple III, Vice Chairman
Blake R. David, Secretary
Claudia Adley
Randy Ewing
Robert W. Levy
Charles R. McDonald
Phillip R. May Jr.
Darren G. Mire
Sonia A. Perez
Wilbert D. Pyor
T. Jay Seale III
Gary N. Solomon Jr.
Gerald Theunissen
Felix R. Weill

Blake R. David, Chair
T. Jay Seale III, Vice Chair
Sonia A. Perez, Secretary
Randy L. Ewing
Stephanie A. Finley
Robert W. Levy
Charles R. McDonald
Phillip R. May, Jr.
Darren G. Mire
Wilbert D. Pryor
Gary N. Solomon Jr.
Terrie P. Sterling*
Collis B. Temple III
Felix R. Weill
Judy A. Williams-Brown
*Terrie P. Sterling replaced Marty J. Chabert in April 2021

Collis B. Temple III, Chair
Gary N. Solomon Jr., Vice Chair
Sonia A. Perez, Secretary
Blake R. David
Randy Ewing
Stephanie A. Finley
Robert W. Levy
Phillip R. May Jr.
Charles R. McDonald
Darren G. Mire
Wilbert Pryor
T. Jay Seale III
Terrie P. Sterling
Felix Weill
Judy A. Williams-Brown

Collis B. Temple III, Chair
Gary N. Solomon Jr., Vice Chair
Robert W. Levy, Secretary
David A. Aubrey
Christian C. Creed
Blake R. David
Randy Ewing
Stephanie A. Finley
Phillip R. May Jr.
Darren G. Mire
Wilbert Pryor
T. Jay Seale III
Terrie P. Sterling
Felix R. Weill
Judy A. Williams-Brown

Misti S. Cordell*, Chair**
T. Jay Seale III, Vice Chair***
Darren G. Mire, Secretary
David J. Aubrey
Christian C. Creed
Blake R. David
Stephanie A. Finley
Robert W. Levy
Phillip R. May Jr.
Wilbert Pryor
Gary N. Solomon Jr.
Terrie P. Sterling
Collis B. Temple III
Felix R. Weill
Judy A. Williams-Brown
*replaced Randy Ewing on March 27, 2024
** appointed Chair by Governor on September 20, 2024
***resigned seat on September 26, 2024